This is where it all began for Rush. I remember when they started playing it on the Buzzard in Cleveland. That was when we actually listened to the radio. When there was DJ's and radio stations. I miss those days.
In the mid-`970s, EVERY garage band played this song! It was one of the songs that turned people with even the slightest bit of musical interest and talent on to Rush. Then Fly by Night and Caress of Steel (an album that doesn't get anywhere the respect it deserves,) and finally 2112 that cemented Rush in the hearts of anyone who played, or wanted to play an instrument.
I love your pure reactions to my all time favorite band !!! RUSH !!! You have to know you're just at the tip of the RUSH iceberg !!! There is soooo much for you hear from these guys. I wish you were around 40 years ago !!! I couldn't find a girl who would even listen to them !!! Lmao. My picks for you are Between the Wheels Red Sector A Xanadu !!! My favorite The Pass Available Light !! Any and all !! Thnx for sharing your energy !! And you're beautiful !! Hope that isn't out of line !!!
This is very early Rush. That is John Rutsey on Drums. Just about a year or so later Neil Peart joined and they remained in the lineup of....Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart until they called it quits after 40 plus years. Alex Lifeson and Geddy actually started in school in around 1967 ish, Rutsey was there about '68ish, Peart who is the final drummer "with all those drums" joined in 1974. That is when Rush's sound slowly started to change and Peart would take over for the lyrics. His lyrics, are really some of the most intelligent lyrics in all of Rock. Personally, I would visit their 1981 concert in Montreal. Some good moments you can react to are The Trees & Xanadu ua-cam.com/video/wY1dQpb5SoY/v-deo.html Peart talks in that particular clip for a moment
@@neillenet291 There was nothing wrong with John, he had to leave the band for health reasons. They were fated to be with Peart though and that is where it went. Its sort of like Zeppelin and Terry Reid. Although, Terry Reid never joined the band (Jimmy Page wanted him) Reid decided to suggest Robert Plant. In the U.K, Terry Reid was above any other vocalist. He turned that gig down and he was also offered a Deep Purple job, he turned it down. The rest is history. The Beatles with Pete Best. Its very interesting to go over these past events and wonder "what if"...
Al Meyer I know it’s John Rutsey. My point was it’s probably not obvious to Cash that it’s a different drummer. Look who I’m responding to, it’s not the OP.
Congratulations on 20K. Can you believe it- this is where Rush started from, and what a journey they took us on. Scribe you are a rocker, no questions about that. Rock on!
I love watching you. You are me 40 years ago sweetie. Us Rush fans felt like we were all alone out there! My name is Wendy and you are my sister!! They have been my heroes for ever. Thank you for giving my boys a chance.
🤘😎👍 @ScribeCash 4:50 Hell Yeah!!! I grew up listening to Rush and that saying has rung in my head throughout! 'Seems to me I can live my life allot better than I think I am' #RoadTo100K #ScribeCash 🎉Congrats on 20K 🎉
Congrats on 20K! This was their first hit, though it started out as a regional thing. A DJ in Cleveland began playing it and it caught on. Unlike later songs, the lyrics were not by Neil Peart.
Apparently he found the length of this song convenient for taking bathroom breaks. After a while the station started getting requests for "that new Led Zepplin song".
Yup Ms ScribeCash, as @Steve Bass aludes, this was the song which propelled then into mainstream when it was played on Radio station WMMS. Kinda randomly chosen at the outset because it was long enough to allow the DJ to go for a bathroom break (no kidding). With Cleveland being an industrial city the folks identified with the lyrics and it became a favourite. Congrats on 20K, and keep up the good work lass...
FYI, the first album has a different drummer. Rutsey wasn't as flashy and skilled as Peart, but he's also not as rigid, which again, is why this record has a certain funk about it.
A lead guitarist, a bass player and an insanely genius drummer wrapping their instruments around each other in a melodic herringbone chain of multiple eargasms.
It's always a joy to hear this song! This is the one that got them onto the music scene. A radio station in Detroit put it on because it was long and the DJ could step away for a few minutes, and everyone started calling in wanting to know who the group was. They built up a following in Detroit, the studios noticed, and they went on for another 40 years! It was bittersweet seeing them in that last concert when they ended with this song. Sweet because it's one of their classics. Bitter because it was the last song of their last tour.
This is Rush's first hit, off of their first album. The drummer is their original drummer John Rutsey. Neil Peart was hired after this albums release, because the rest of the band and management had health concerns for John and his diabetes, and ability to tour, at the time .
More Rush? How about 'Red Sector A', one of their many songs with lyrics dealing with a rather heavy topic in an emotional manner. And a rather good song otherwise as well, of course.
You should really check this one out live in Cleveland. Great reaction as always. Love them. Also would really love to see you rockin it out to my fav band ACDC.
Congrats Scribe on meeting your 20k goal. Great video on Working Man, one of my fave Rush songs, grew up with this song near and dear to my heart while growing up in a blue collar town in northern Wisconsin in the 70's.
This is the song that broke them into the big time. A station in Cleveland played the "B" side of a single. OMG. Now I know how crazy I looked rocking out to Rush...in the 80's. Fills the need for speed. LOVE IT!
Time to check out one of THE most versatile female singers on the planet. Rock, pop, belt mixed voice, chest voice, head voice, growl, classical.......and she can sing in at least a half dozen languages. She is a 6'1" goddess named, Floor Jansen and she fronts the band, "Nightwish". "Ghost Love Score", live from Wacken in 2013 will blow your mind as it's one of the best live vocal performances evahhhhh......
This is the song that launched them into the American market. Beyond the Lighted Stage is an excellent documentary that follows their career from their childhood days to their next to last album. Well worth the watch.
I love watching your vids of Rush. You make me like and see the songs in a really fresh way. Seeing someone else loving its cleverness and fun. they are good tunes man
You make loving fun, Scribe! I love Rush and it is so enjoyable to experience them through you... Keep rocking and congratulations on the 20K... Please check out A Farewell to Kings and Xanadu
Hello! I have liked and subscribed! Rush has been my favorite band since about 1984. I saw Rush in concert many times. When I was in high school, I asked my friend if he wanted to go to the Rush concert. He asked if they were going to play By-Tor and the Snow Dog and Cygnus X-1. I said that they would probably not play those songs, so he didn't want to go. That was 1988. Years later in 2004, I saw Rush and they played those two songs back to back! So if you are taking requests, a reaction to By-Tor and the Snow Dog (1975) or Cygnus X-1 (1977) would be awesome. Love your videos!
Can you do a punk rock song. Maybe “White Riot” by The Clash, “God Save the Queen” by The Sex Pistols or “Holiday In Cambodia” by the Dead Kennedy’s? I would ❤️ to see your reaction 😍
Oh my goodness! You absolutely crack me up woman! "I almost blew my back out playin' air guitar doin' that!" Heart and soul! Too funny! Congrats on the 20k. You're destined for so much more. Keep rockin'!
I just love your video reactions. There is a band from 66-68 called Cream that was the first “Supergroup” power trio that influenced Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Rush etc.... It featured Eric Clapton guitar, Jack Bruce bass, and Ginger Baker on drums. I would love to see you react to Sunshine of Your Love (studio), White Room (studio) and Crossroads “live from Wheels of Fire” I think you and the subs would really dig it. Peace out!
Yea girl, great reaction! Like the other guy said, Neil and his “ Magic drums” arrived on the next album, “ FlyBy Night” ( you already reacted to that song. Didn’t the drums sound different/better?? ) Songwriting was also much better by the second album. Lots of good songs on Fly By Night!!
Scribe, with your voice you could do some great covers of these rock hits you are doing reactions to. Next career move for Scribe: leader of a rock band! You could also try your hands at drums since you like Neal Peart so much (who does not play on this album, he comes later with Rush.) You could learn so much just by listening to Neal, John Bonham of Led Zeppelin, and Keith Moon of The Who. You have so much to discover with the rock n roll explosion of the 60's and 70's and beyond.
John Rutsey on drums which was the original drummer and an original founder of the band. Poor guy got cut from the band just before their first tour. He had a drinking problem and diabetes which he wasn't taking care of and they decided he needed to stay home and get himself together because they didn't want to be responsible for him dying out on the road and entre Neil Peart and the rest is history. Just 3 20 year old kids on this btw. U should find the live version of this at a Canadian highschool either in late 1973 or very early 1974 when they still had john behind the drum kit and before their first tour. It really shows just how freaking talented they are even at that point. Just 3 20 year old kids playing in a school and they performed like a professional band already.
This was the first rush me and my buddies heard. Wow. Then saw them on Don kirshners rock concert. Heavy duty jams. Next album Neil Peart was the drummer. They took it to the next level. This was a real fun album though. Thanks
Thanks for reacting to this one. I had bought that album back in the day. Excellent album.. After listening again I can feel this song influenced AD/DC. Which is a good thing if you ask me...Keep up the good work Scribe.... Rush is a multigenerational band...
During your video you advertised your 25 "Album" ScribeCash? Did you actually cut a 33 record "album"? Yes, I would definitely want one of those. It would become a rare album some day. Awesome idea. Possibly 1,000s of peeps will purchase one. :-)
Nth Degree sums it up pretty well. It's worth noting that us Clevelanders got this paricular song and Rush overall before the general milieu because of WMMS playing it often in '74. Fun to watch folks finding old gems for the first time!
When the drums come in, in the second measure of the verse, just adds to the dark, awkward feeling of this classic early 1970's jam. That said, I think "Anthem" is their best early song.
That is John Rutsey on drums. He was the first drummer of rush.
R.I.P.
@@MrJavisquare Indeed, he held down the drums for six strong years at the beginning of Rush.
While Peart was certainly the master, Rutsey was no slouch. For straight-ahead rock he was a good one.
He also liked to lift weights while watching Anal Jams 2001!
See I was just going to say that I like it better with Neal. I think that you need to hear both versions and make your decision
This is where it all began for Rush. I remember when they started playing it on the Buzzard in Cleveland. That was when we actually listened to the radio. When there was DJ's and radio stations. I miss those days.
In the mid-`970s, EVERY garage band played this song! It was one of the songs that turned people with even the slightest bit of musical interest and talent on to Rush. Then Fly by Night and Caress of Steel (an album that doesn't get anywhere the respect it deserves,) and finally 2112 that cemented Rush in the hearts of anyone who played, or wanted to play an instrument.
This is the song that put Rush on the map in the USA. A station DJ and director in Cleveland began playing this regularly and the rest is history.
How come nobody ever does "Passage To Bangkok" from 2112? That has to be the grooviest Rush song ever........
DANANANA NAH NAH NAH NAH NAHHHHHH :-)
Also Twighlight Zone
Rudy Toot I love the riffing during the solo. Such a good vibe. I don’t partake in drugs but, I love APTBK.
Yes. It's also one of the best songs about sparking up ever. The live version off of Exit...Stage Left, is vastly superior to the studio version.
One of my all-time favorite songs 💯🔥 Perfumed by a Nepal night the Express will get you there 💯❤️ RIP Professor
RIP Neil your MAGICAL DRUM SET is now HEAVENLY!!!!!! 😪
I love your pure reactions to my all time favorite band !!! RUSH !!! You have to know you're just at the tip of the RUSH iceberg !!! There is soooo much for you hear from these guys. I wish you were around 40 years ago !!! I couldn't find a girl who would even listen to them !!! Lmao. My picks for you are
Between the Wheels
Red Sector A
Xanadu !!! My favorite
The Pass
Available Light !!
Any and all !!
Thnx for sharing your energy !!
And you're beautiful !! Hope that isn't out of line !!!
'Trees by Rush
The live version of this from the time machine tour live in Cleveland, will blow you away!
thedarkness97 that the one with the reggae intro right
@@ZIG4ZAG20 yep 😎
Agree 1 million percent
The best version, awesome!
You need to see this live on All The Worlds A Stage. There's also live versions of this with original drummer John Rutsey.
also on this album "Finding my way" "In the mood" and "what you're doing" are all great tunes.
Thats exactly how I listen to classic rock... when nobody's around
This is very early Rush. That is John Rutsey on Drums. Just about a year or so later Neil Peart joined and they remained in the lineup of....Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart until they called it quits after 40 plus years. Alex Lifeson and Geddy actually started in school in around 1967 ish, Rutsey was there about '68ish, Peart who is the final drummer "with all those drums" joined in 1974. That is when Rush's sound slowly started to change and Peart would take over for the lyrics. His lyrics, are really some of the most intelligent lyrics in all of Rock.
Personally, I would visit their 1981 concert in Montreal. Some good moments you can react to are The Trees & Xanadu
ua-cam.com/video/wY1dQpb5SoY/v-deo.html
Peart talks in that particular clip for a moment
o o I doubt ANY of that, particularly Rutsey on drums, was obvious to her.
Susan Maggiora actually it is John Rutsey.
I'm probably one of the few that really like John Rutsey.
@@neillenet291 There was nothing wrong with John, he had to leave the band for health reasons. They were fated to be with Peart though and that is where it went. Its sort of like Zeppelin and Terry Reid. Although, Terry Reid never joined the band (Jimmy Page wanted him) Reid decided to suggest Robert Plant. In the U.K, Terry Reid was above any other vocalist. He turned that gig down and he was also offered a Deep Purple job, he turned it down. The rest is history. The Beatles with Pete Best. Its very interesting to go over these past events and wonder "what if"...
Al Meyer I know it’s John Rutsey. My point was it’s probably not obvious to Cash that it’s a different drummer. Look who I’m responding to, it’s not the OP.
Congratulations on 20K. Can you believe it- this is where Rush started from, and what a journey they took us on.
Scribe you are a rocker, no questions about that.
Rock on!
You are definitely getting to be a RUSH fan!! 🤟🤙🤟🤙😋😋😋 💜💜💜
I love watching you. You are me 40 years ago sweetie. Us Rush fans felt like we were all alone out there! My name is Wendy and you are my sister!! They have been my heroes for ever. Thank you for giving my boys a chance.
From their 1st album the Drummer is John Rutsey this is before Neil Peart became the drummer.
🤘😎👍 @ScribeCash
4:50 Hell Yeah!!!
I grew up listening to Rush and that saying has rung in my head throughout!
'Seems to me I can live my life allot better than I think I am'
#RoadTo100K #ScribeCash
🎉Congrats on 20K 🎉
Congrats on 20K! This was their first hit, though it started out as a regional thing. A DJ in Cleveland began playing it and it caught on. Unlike later songs, the lyrics were not by Neil Peart.
Apparently he found the length of this song convenient for taking bathroom breaks. After a while the station started getting requests for "that new Led Zepplin song".
Elgon Williams The DJ in Cleveland was Donna Halper. Bless her soul for taking a chance on Rush. Who knows what would have happened without her.
Neil wrote most of the rush songs .
Yup Ms ScribeCash, as @Steve Bass aludes, this was the song which propelled then into mainstream when it was played on Radio station WMMS.
Kinda randomly chosen at the outset because it was long enough to allow the DJ to go for a bathroom break (no kidding). With Cleveland being an industrial city the folks identified with the lyrics and it became a favourite.
Congrats on 20K, and keep up the good work lass...
I told you the Rush fans would get you to 20k. Please do Xanadu by Rush.
I love the debut album. Lotta smokers on this record, and deceptively funky at times.
FYI, the first album has a different drummer. Rutsey wasn't as flashy and skilled as Peart, but he's also not as rigid, which again, is why this record has a certain funk about it.
The entire 2112 album is mad dope
A lead guitarist, a bass player and an insanely genius drummer wrapping their instruments around each other in a melodic herringbone chain of multiple eargasms.
Xanadu - Exit Stage Left (Live video 1981)
I love your genuine reactions to real music.
Ya can tell ya mean it cause your face and body show you really feel it
It's always a joy to hear this song! This is the one that got them onto the music scene. A radio station in Detroit put it on because it was long and the DJ could step away for a few minutes, and everyone started calling in wanting to know who the group was. They built up a following in Detroit, the studios noticed, and they went on for another 40 years! It was bittersweet seeing them in that last concert when they ended with this song. Sweet because it's one of their classics. Bitter because it was the last song of their last tour.
Robert, it was actually a dj in Cleveland, though they are much loved in Detroit and the rest of Michigan too
We are ready for The Necromancer
I think she's ready for Xanadu live from Exit Stage Left
The Trees and Xanadu are the prescription from that
I agree. Still the best live song performance in my opinion !!!
Well that was peak Rush essentially.
@@kevinmcfarlane2752 One of the top acts I have seen.
Well deserved applause. That is a great rock song! What a perfect way to celebrate 20k subs!
Reaction videos are always the first ten years of Rush, I wish people would react to the more recent stuff AFTER Moving Pictures
This is Rush's first hit, off of their first album. The drummer is their original drummer John Rutsey.
Neil Peart was hired after this albums release, because the rest of the band and management had health concerns for John and his diabetes, and ability to tour, at the time .
More Rush? How about 'Red Sector A', one of their many songs with lyrics dealing with a rather heavy topic in an emotional manner. And a rather good song otherwise as well, of course.
You gained a fan today. Love the energy! You right, this song is preaching! We can all relate to the "working man"
And just think, on every track that follows this album, the drum set gets WAY more magical.
Great, now that you've heard the studio version, listen to Working man live in Cleveland. It's next level!
Agree
Oh yeah!
You should really check this one out live in Cleveland. Great reaction as always. Love them. Also would really love to see you rockin it out to my fav band ACDC.
You know Neil Peart did drum solos during the concerts.
Check out his drum solo live in Frankfurt !!
Ay_Ay_Ron I told her the same thing
It is clear that music is your passion... and that passion can be contagious!
Congrats Scribe on meeting your 20k goal. Great video on Working Man, one of my fave Rush songs, grew up with this song near and dear to my heart while growing up in a blue collar town in northern Wisconsin in the 70's.
This is the song that broke them into the big time. A station in Cleveland played the "B" side of a single. OMG. Now I know how crazy I looked rocking out to Rush...in the 80's. Fills the need for speed. LOVE IT!
Rush rocks period. Way to go on the 20 k subs. This is the song that started it all for them. Love it ☮️
Nice work I certainly appreciate your video's I have found myself looking forward to what jams your going to have one each day so thank you
Time to check out one of THE most versatile female singers on the planet. Rock, pop, belt mixed voice, chest voice, head voice, growl, classical.......and she can sing in at least a half dozen languages.
She is a 6'1" goddess named, Floor Jansen and she fronts the band, "Nightwish".
"Ghost Love Score", live from Wacken in 2013 will blow your mind as it's one of the best live vocal performances evahhhhh......
Just think, outside of the best drummer in the world, there is only two other people making all this sound. Two! Love these guys.
We need some A farewell To Kings. The title song
And today Primus announced they are doing the entire album on tour in honor of Neil
This is the song that launched them into the American market. Beyond the Lighted Stage is an excellent documentary that follows their career from their childhood days to their next to last album. Well worth the watch.
Love, Love, Love your enthusiasm and your bead on life ScribeCash, keep it going and keep sweet.
I love watching your vids of Rush. You make me like and see the songs in a really fresh way. Seeing someone else loving its cleverness and fun. they are good tunes man
Thanks for reacting and loving this song!! This is some real raw rush right there!!
You make loving fun, Scribe! I love Rush and it is so enjoyable to experience them through you... Keep rocking and congratulations on the 20K... Please check out A Farewell to Kings and Xanadu
"Anthem" by Rush . It's about the philosophy of Any Rand. Right up your alley.
Glad to see you are a Rush fan, you can never go wrong with them
RUSH Army welcomes ScribeCash into our ranks.
You should see the live version they did some years back. They start the song off as Reggae, and then slam it into high gear Rock! :D
now think about this. this was 1975 and I grew up with this great music
CONGRATULATIONS!! Baby girl!! 20k plus. You got a "Whole Lotta Love"
Scribe!!! You’re enthusiasm is infectious WHOO ..!!!..... Les GO!!!!!
Hello! I have liked and subscribed! Rush has been my favorite band since about 1984. I saw Rush in concert many times. When I was in high school, I asked my friend if he wanted to go to the Rush concert. He asked if they were going to play By-Tor and the Snow Dog and Cygnus X-1. I said that they would probably not play those songs, so he didn't want to go. That was 1988. Years later in 2004, I saw Rush and they played those two songs back to back! So if you are taking requests, a reaction to By-Tor and the Snow Dog (1975) or Cygnus X-1 (1977) would be awesome. Love your videos!
That's the song that got their career going here in the U.S.
Can you do a punk rock song. Maybe “White Riot” by The Clash, “God Save the Queen” by The Sex Pistols or “Holiday In Cambodia” by the Dead Kennedy’s? I would ❤️ to see your reaction 😍
that long solo that starts at 6:59 is so catchy!
Animate from the Counterparts album...trust me!
My favorite RUSH song.
LOVED THE REACTION!
Oh my goodness! You absolutely crack me up woman! "I almost blew my back out playin' air guitar doin' that!" Heart and soul! Too funny! Congrats on the 20k. You're destined for so much more. Keep rockin'!
By-Tor and The Snow Dog from Fly by Night album
I just love your video reactions. There is a band from 66-68 called Cream that was the first “Supergroup” power trio that influenced Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Rush etc....
It featured Eric Clapton guitar, Jack Bruce bass, and Ginger Baker on drums. I would love to see you react to Sunshine of Your Love (studio), White Room (studio) and Crossroads “live from Wheels of Fire” I think you and the subs would really dig it. Peace out!
Yeah she is!! Xanadu live all the way Exit stage left!
Yea girl, great reaction! Like the other guy said, Neil and his “ Magic drums” arrived on the next album, “ FlyBy Night” ( you already reacted to that song. Didn’t the drums sound different/better?? ) Songwriting was also much better by the second album. Lots of good songs on Fly By Night!!
You should see them do this live.
You have what it takes... for guitar. Energy soul, confidence.. rock! and your drum rhythm is great
Listening to the music and watching you react...pure bliss
Scribe, with your voice you could do some great covers of these rock hits you are doing reactions to. Next career move for Scribe: leader of a rock band! You could also try your hands at drums since you like Neal Peart so much (who does not play on this album, he comes later with Rush.) You could learn so much just by listening to Neal, John Bonham of Led Zeppelin, and Keith Moon of The Who. You have so much to discover with the rock n roll explosion of the 60's and 70's and beyond.
P.S. I officially nominate Scribe into the rock headbangers hall of fame. LOL
You gotta see RUSH YYZ LIVE in Rio Holy Hell
Fun fact YYZ is the air traffic control code to Toronto were they r from
John Rutsey on drums which was the original drummer and an original founder of the band. Poor guy got cut from the band just before their first tour. He had a drinking problem and diabetes which he wasn't taking care of and they decided he needed to stay home and get himself together because they didn't want to be responsible for him dying out on the road and entre Neil Peart and the rest is history. Just 3 20 year old kids on this btw. U should find the live version of this at a Canadian highschool either in late 1973 or very early 1974 when they still had john behind the drum kit and before their first tour. It really shows just how freaking talented they are even at that point. Just 3 20 year old kids playing in a school and they performed like a professional band already.
He does have a magical drum set. The best
Love love love love your reaction. It’s how I felt when I first heard this song.
This was the first rush me and my buddies heard. Wow. Then saw them on Don kirshners rock concert. Heavy duty jams. Next album Neil Peart was the drummer. They took it to the next level. This was a real fun album though. Thanks
Let's continue to grow. on to 30k subs!!!
Thanks for reacting to this one. I had bought that album back in the day. Excellent album.. After listening again I can feel this song influenced AD/DC. Which is a good thing if you ask me...Keep up the good work Scribe.... Rush is a multigenerational band...
Rush...fabulous!! The whole first side of 2112! Don't you wish you grew up in the 70s like we did? Lol...best music and best cars!!
This album was my timer for the trains in Japan back in the day..memories
Listening to all music broadens the mind, but you always are drawn back to Rock
Congrats on the 20k. And I love that funk face on the break.
we're going to church girl!!! What a great way to celebrate 20k subs!!!
I came, I saw and was humbled. That's why they call me the Working Man.
See I told ya never doubt this old man. Congratulations 20k
The first album had a different drummer than the next 33. Check out a live version of this song for a real look at this outstanding band!
Let's get some By Tor and The Snow Dog
yes I love the studio version on Fly by Night the live versions I have seen all leave parts of the song out.
By Tor And The Snow Man. Good call
Snow Man? Ok
@@amorodioamor4388 he's related to Frosty ]:P
Weren't you in the Outsiders?
During your video you advertised your 25 "Album" ScribeCash?
Did you actually cut a 33 record "album"? Yes, I would definitely want one of those.
It would become a rare album some day. Awesome idea.
Possibly 1,000s of peeps will purchase one. :-)
you look like a natural drummer :) and you seem to have a lot of passion for it
Congratulations young lady hitting the 20K subscribe mark.
You got lost in the sauce.! lol. Keep going they call you the working Cash. lol Congrats on 20k. Now lets get to 40K.
Nth Degree sums it up pretty well. It's worth noting that us Clevelanders got this paricular song and Rush overall before the general milieu because of WMMS playing it often in '74. Fun to watch folks finding old gems for the first time!
I just so so loved your reaction to this RUSH song. They are the best..m.
Alex, their guitarist, was 19 when they wrote this. Geddy was 21.
First heard this about 1979 and been hooked since then
congrats on 20k
When the drums come in, in the second measure of the verse, just adds to the dark, awkward feeling of this classic early 1970's jam. That said, I think "Anthem" is their best early song.
Rush's most rockin' tune!
20K!... Ok, Big Dawg, ok, go 'head!!!